Reds Agree to Return All Prisoners in Korea Exchange
Reported terms show Reds insisting on substantial compensation and broad repatriation. US officials say about 4,000 to 4,500 prisoners and civilians would be freed, including 250 South Koreans and several foreign nationals, with special sergeants from Camp 4a and Camp 4a officials among those released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kriedersenitf Seiner
Mortha Sales
Saturnas
Panmunwim
Compan
Camp
Ay Chongsang
Nacth Heres
James. Goelzer
New Albany
Ind
Korea
Uly
Sel Wren
Ot Aun
Spd
Abinrse
Young corporal voices concern over Red propaganda in Army camp
A young corporal from East St Louis, Goorke A. Cooper, 21, described soldiers as more than just lower grade enlisted men, saying many were drawn by Red propaganda. He spoke after a Saturday visit as camp papers printed cautious reflections on loyalty and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barham
Opr
Goorke A.uoper
East St Lous
Goor
Site Of Oldest Church Is Found
The article reports the discovery of the site of the oldest church, long described as along the Anvetan banks. Rev Me Rell and Conny Sumyeyen located the site on property now owned by North Amelia Areaend Company, where excavators uncovered a crude tombstone supporting the claim. Beard's Church members plan a marker, with May Unger leading the committee and Habert Tron k among the landowners coordinating the project.
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Washington County
Holtiers
Me Rell
Conny Sumyeyen i
Herat
Sef Werte
North Amelia Aeaend Company
Habert Tronk
Serbert
Beard's Church
Kwation
May Unger
Church
Ound
Unser
Primo Carera Is New Citizen
In Los Angeles Primo Carera becomes a United States citizen after a federal court proceeding. The ceremony also included his wife Pina who gained citizenship, and their children Maia Tasherdo and others were present. The scene reflects a hopeful moment for the family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primo Carera
Los Angeles
Carreras
Fran Mary
United States
Heowine
Maia
Phone Workers Return To Jobs In Union Slowdown
West Virginia and Midwest members of the Communications Workers of America returned to work as a bargaining dispute with Bell System firms affected about 130,000 employees. The union seeks boosts up to 3 dollars weekly while companies reportedly offer 1.50 to 2.50. A surprise midnight walkout in the Washington area and West Virginia involved 10,600 CIO members. Maryland workers held a one day strike as supplied medical aid and blankets reached nonstrikers. President Beirne protested to Defense Secretary Wilson. CSO President Reuther urged a congressional probe.
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West Virginia
Midwest
Communications Workers of America
CLO
Bell System
Farrell J. Beaver
Emi
Washington
Heaver
Maryland
Joseph 4
Beirne
Wilson
Maryland National Guard
CSO
Walter P. Reuther
Ssenate
House Armed Services
Operators Accept Company Offer Amid Maryland Talks
Baltimore area operators of Potomac Telephone Co accepted a company wage offer raising pay by $1.0 to $4 a week, affecting about 2,800 Maryland workers. 4,300 other company employees continue stalled talks with CIO Communications Workers, after a walkout by several hundred in five counties.
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Baltimore
Chesapake
Potomac Telephone Co
Maryland
Unin
Sam
Uman
Menting Ab
Margaret Weiss
Uesikey
Bat Mienne’s
VED Communications
Devivad
MsaiMtenatee
Marshand
Thais Getion
Caneater Seve Eth Enrplases
Bal Vin
George's
Jotta
CIO
Cumberland
Washington
Batmore
Nive, Weiss
Maryland Plans Air Guard Unit Reduction
A garbled report alleges Maryland to cut an air guard unit and mentions air fares, jets, and aircraft sectors. It references national carrier ties and possible fleet reductions, with vague timing and local impacts hinted but unclear specifics or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Guard Air
SAS
Sir
National Carr
Aden
Pen Janine Ve
Pennsylvania Bans Hallmark Picture Censor Ruling
Philadelphia censors ban a Hallmark Picture amid claims of depravity and sensational content. The outcry targets a production deemed too explicit for state theaters. Police pursue alleged drug dealers connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Somoral
Waranty
Wallenea Ek Productions
Hadlitmarh
Byrd Hosts Apple Growers and State Representatives
Senator Byrd hosts a large gathering of apple growers and allied industry representatives from several states for the annual picnic. Gov. John S. Battle attends among other notable figures, including Browin Wo Stilwell, president of the Fay(on Market Relations) Inc. Washington. The article notes the Brooklyn Bridge completion in 1889 and its traffic estimate of about 870 vehicles per day.
Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed With Errors
A scrambled crossword style list presents Across clues with misprints and unusual spacing. The Down clues echo garbled terms, offering a fragmented puzzle texture without coherent entries or solved answers.
Cooling Thought On Plenty Hot Day
On Kilison Street a sign warned No packing. Sag removal as thermometers hit high readings. The Public Works award noted signs indicating road construction had run out. A stray note discusses color vision and fishing lures, mentioning color blind distinctions.
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Patterson
Kilison Street
Award of Public Works
Slower Business and Stock Market After Summer Peak
A broad business and industry update shows activity easing from summer highs. Auto output fell about 4 percent after GM Livonia transmission plant shutdowns and 75,000 cars are projected for 1953. Labor strikes struck steel scrap, Firestone and electric worker wage talks, while furniture orders rose 12 percent in July and year-to-date business was stronger than a year ago.
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Walter Breede
New York
National Metalworking
Cest
Ther
General Motors
Livonia
Michayta Wativ
Casembly
Goveronee
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Midwest
Westinghouse Electrie Co
CLO International Union of Electrical Workers
Key
Willys Motors Tno
Singer |Manufacturing Go
National Association For Purchasing Agents
Seiiman and
Seidman
Furniture Industry
Tressuiry
Eisenhower
Truman
Treasury
Humphrey
Bilphe
Prayer for Today in Feeble Finite Hearts
Prayer asking pardon for pettiness blame, impatience and lack of kindness toward others. It seeks real humility toward rich and meek alike, asking divine guidance to include all brethren for Jesus’ sake amid a church peasant context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faigne
Jesus
James Ros
Decatur
Provident Emeritis
Agenes Scott College
Harness Coach Horse Myths and Regional Use
The Percheron, a popular harness horse, blends Flemish blond with Arab lineage. It remains widely used for fraught tasks in Argentina and the United States, reflecting its enduring role in transportation and work duties.
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Argentina
United S
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Hancock
Hancock Farm Supply
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Tocemien
Joan Sherri
Mason and Diner
Renewel Chub
Pairgrounds
Yransherri Kenels
Sissy Helie
Xoen
Aehipi
Sherrill
Maxon and Dixon Kennel Chih
Pennsylvania
Hallmark Picture
Senator Byrd
Brooklyn Bridge
Urry "Paclay
Wink
Shelter
Engle’s Nest
Eheese
Barner
Valley
Mark
Newt
Waliows
Furmerie Metal
Favern A
Wanderer
Sp i Seabuilding
Sea Eagle
Sphere
Wear
Otherwise
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Earle's Drug Store
West Washington St
McPherson and
Church Street
The
Nicodemus National Bank
Hagerstown, Md
Phonw
Sunoco
Sun
Tia
Hagerstown
SUN Oil Company
P.O. Box
Chambersburg, PA
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